“…Based on our followup experience, on use of the telephone in psychotherapy, and on use of it as a tool for survey data collection, we would propose that the telephone as a means of conducting clinical assessments and flollow-up studies in clinical research merits further consideration. of methodological feasibility (Astor & Pawson, 1985;Bunin, Einzig, Judd, & Staver, 1983;Richardson, Dohrenwend, & Klein, 1965), compatibility of clinical and research roles (Bunin et al, 1983; Oakley, I981), relationship formation (Oakley, 1981), and means to increase efficacy of the interview as a data collection tool (Astor & Pawson, 1985;Bunin et al, 1983;Oakley. 1981;Richardson et al, 1965).…”